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windicss

v3.5.6

Published

Next generation utility-first CSS framework.

Downloads

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Keywords

windicsstailwindcsscsscompiler

Readme

Why Windi CSS? 🤔

A quote from the author should illustrate his motivation to create Windi CSS:

When my project became larger and there were about dozens of components, the initial compilation time reached 3s, and hot updates took more than 1s with Tailwind CSS. - @voorjaar

By scanning your HTML and CSS and generating utilities on demand, Windi CSS is able to provide faster load times and a speedy HMR in development, and does not require purging in production.

Read more about it in the Introduction.

Integrations

Windi CSS provides first-class integrations for your favorite tools, select yours and get started.

| Frameworks | Package | Version | | :-- | :-- | :-- | | CLI | Built-in | | | VSCode Extension | windicss-intellisense | | | Vite | vite-plugin-windicss | | | Rollup | rollup-plugin-windicss | | | Webpack | windicss-webpack-plugin | | | Nuxt | nuxt-windicss | | | Svelte | svelte-windicss-preprocess | | | StencilJS | stencil-windicssCommunity | |

Plugins 🛠

Check out plugins available for windicss.

Documentation 📖

Check the documentation website.

Discussions

We’re using GitHub Discussions as a place to connect with other members of our community. You are free to ask questions and share ideas, so enjoy yourself.

Contributing

If you're interested in contributing to windicss, please read our contributing docs before submitting a pull request.

Sponsors

Backers

License

Distributed under the MIT License.